WPT Championship, my day 2 table. Help w/game plan and player info!

MaverickUSC · #1 04-23-2007, 03:21 AM

Here's the lineup:

Day Two: Table 48

1 Tom Franklin 75,500
2 Rehne Pedersen 14,625
3 James Patton 64,950
4 Chris Santora 43,325
5 Aaron Scott 50,075
6 Tony Cousineau 70,325
7 Mats Rahmn 60,600
8 Hoyt Corkins 137,775
9 Paul Beresford 56,600
10 Bryan Devonshire 40,400

Only person I've played with enough is Hoyt. Blinds are 400-800/100. Any player history i need to know about or any suggested game plans?

Devo

krupa- · #2 04-23-2007, 03:31 AM

wow, considering the field, you really got an awesome draw

gl tomorrow

FieryJustice · #3 04-23-2007, 04:06 AM

are the tables listed online somewhere?

MaverickUSC · #4 04-23-2007, 04:09 AM

Yeah. Pokerlistings.com has the best list as it is by table and not chip count. pokerpages is by chip count.

Devo

FieryJustice · #5 04-23-2007, 04:11 AM

As for your table, it seems like a lot of fairly unknown people. Ive played with both Hoyt and Tom and the both seem like the stuborn type that will take offense if you keep playing back at them...which is great if you get cards but sucks if you dont. I tend to just stay out of their way. As for the unknowns, figure out what they do bad and play accordingly.

FieryJustice · #6 04-23-2007, 04:16 AM

Ok...I must be dumb cause I cant find the tables for the life of me. Could you please send a link?

Tyler Durden · #7 04-23-2007, 04:21 AM

I've played with Tony C.

Only hand of note was my bustout hand at the Mandalay Bay 10k event last year. Adam Friedman (kid who cried on tv in the 2005 WSOP ME) raised 3x to 600 utg+1. I made it 2300 w/ AA in LP and Tony called 2100 more in his big blind. Adam pushed and made quads to send me to the rail.

No idea what hand Tony C. called those raises with.

yes, thinly veiled bad beat story

MaverickUSC · #8 04-23-2007, 04:26 AM

http://news.pokerpages.com/index.php...amp;Itemid=154

pokerwire isn't coming up.

Devo

foureightsuited · #9 04-23-2007, 04:47 AM

Mats Rahmn is an imaginative aggressive young european. he has had some good cashes in live mtts including a win in one of the 1.5k NL events in wsop 2006. fwiw ive only played cash games with him while he was waiting for a seat in a bigger game

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gobboboy · #10 04-23-2007, 05:11 AM

I know Bryan Devonshire, he's a solid cash game player but his tournament play is somewhat lacking, but in this tournament I think he's going to be pretty solid and attacking the blinds very effectively. He's definitely capable of reraising light and making moves.